Haiti: 2 Candidates Advance in Pres. Race
Government-Backed Jude Celestin and Former First Lady Mirlande Manigat Advance to a Second-Round of Presidential Voting
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Government-Backed Jude Celestin and Former First Lady Mirlande Manigat Advance to a Second-Round of Presidential Voting
Libya Threatened "Harsh, Immediate" Consequences against U.K. if Abdel Baset al-Megrahi Died in Scottish Prison, Cables Show
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The U.S. and Other Governments Are Attempting to Bring Down WikiLeaks and Its Founder, But the Information Continues to Flow
Frustrated With Increasing Rents, a Group of Berliners Infiltrates Apartment Viewings, Stripping Naked and Dancing to Promote Their Cause
After a Life with No Fixed Home for WikiLeaks' Founder, U.K. Judge Detains Julian Assange in Part for "Weak Community Ties"
Kazakh President Nazarbayev, Recently Granted Power to Rule Country Until His Death, Asks Scientists to Reverse Aging Process
Senior Marine General in Afghanistan Says Offensive against Marjah Insurgents "Essentially Over" after 10 Months
Vandals Blowing Up Famous Statue of Soviet Founder in St. Petersburg Last Year, Toppling Monument in 2004
China Calls Backers of Honoree Liu Xiaobo "Clowns"; Family, Supporters of Jailed Dissident Stopped From Attending Ceremony
After WikiLeaks' Revelation of Secret NATO Plans to Defend Baltics from Russia, Envoy Demands They're Dropped
Amid Fallout From Shelling of Yeonpyeong Island by North, Seoul Promises Retaliation if Provoked Again
Spokesperson Says Site Will Continue to Release Secret Documents, But Has No Plans Yet to Unleash Threatened Cache
Team Hopes to Figure Out What's Behind Attacks At Popular Red Sea Resort After 1 Diver Killed, 4 Injured
Newspaper says Heavily-Armed Elite British Troops are On Patrol at Nation's Shopping Centers to Thwart Terror Attacks